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Throughout the four-day programme, » Assessing village sanitation needs and
participants actively engaged in interactive formulating comprehensive plans
sessions, practical demonstrations, and
» Addressing challenges and ensuring
case studies focusing on the following
community participation
key areas:

» Understanding the concept and » Gaining hands-on experience in the
village-level planning processes and
significance of GWM
developing skills in field-level data
» Exploring sustainable techniques for collection using relevant tools
greywater treatment, as well as faecal
sludge treatment and reuse

utcome

During the capacity building training sessions,
participants were introduced to the concept of ODF

Plus and the strategies employed in SBM-G Phase-II.
The workshop emphasized the importance of GWM in

rural areas of Punjab, discussed various technologies
for GWM, and provided detailed insights into the

phase-wise implementation of LWM and preparation
of VAPs. The training also included practical

sessions and field visits. Furthermore, the roles and
responsibilities of MTs were emphasized, along with

the importance of monitoring progress.

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